Posted on 10/28/2016 4:38:07 AM PDT by usafa92
Presidential preferences have narrowed in the ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll -- but not expectations of the outcome.
Fifty-nine percent of likely voters polled say they expect Hillary Clinton to win the election, essentially the same was it was in early September. That includes nearly all of her own supporters and a fifth of Donald Trumps.
There are vast divisions, as well, on the question of vote fraud: More than nine in 10 Clinton supporters think votes nationally will be counted accurately; just 50 percent of Trumps agree. And 70 percent of Trump backers think voter fraud is common. A mere 11 percent of Clintons say the same.
Vote preferences, for their part, show the narrowest division in the tracking poll to date, with 48 of likely voters polled for Clinton, 44 percent for Trump. Trumps gained 6 points since the start of tracking, while Clintons -2 (not a significant change). This reflects slight shifts in intended turnout and recent consolidation for Trump in his party.
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Most people expect her to win. By cheating!
And angry deplorables.
They are down to polling those who "expect" her to win, and even that has dropped from 99 per cent to 59 percent!
There won’t be a GOP Party if Trump loses.
37-28-29 percent, Democrats-Republicans-independents.
This is a Bull S—t poll. 9% more dems sampled than repubs.
See link below showing 2016 breakdown by party by gallup and they are not conservative.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/15370/party-affiliation.aspx
Oddly enough in another article by Gallup they show only a 3% advantage for dems verses repubs in registration. If an organization can not be consistent in their data acquisition and analysis how can we believe anything they publish? See below link to Gallups second article.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/188096/democratic-republican-identification-near-historical-lows.aspx
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